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La Nouvelle Europe; la constituante Allemande; Les femmes dans l'Assemblee... 1919. Creator: Unknown
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La Nouvelle Europe; la constituante Allemande; Les femmes dans l'Assemblee... 1919. Creator: Unknown
La Nouvelle Europe; la constituante Allemande; Les femmes dans l'Assemblee: trios representantes du parti socialiste majoritaire et une elue du parti national. Frau Clara Schuch, de Berlin, 1919. From "L'Album de la Guerre 1914-1919, Volume 2" [L'Illustration, Paris, 1924]
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La Nouvelle Europe: The German Constituent Assembly - Women in the Assembly: Three Representatives of the Majority Socialist Party and One Elected Representative from the National Party. Frau Clara Schuch, Berlin, 1919. This photograph captures a pivotal moment in history as Germany transitioned from the aftermath of World War I to the establishment of the Weimar Republic. The image, titled "La Nouvelle Europe: la constituante Allemande; Les femmes dans l'Assemblée...", was published in the French magazine "L'Illustration" in 1924 as part of their album documenting the war years. In this photograph, we see five women seated at a long table in the German National Assembly. Three of the women are representatives of the Majority Socialist Party, while the fourth woman is an elected representative from the National Party. The fifth woman, Frau Clara Schuch, hails from Berlin. The photograph is a testament to the newfound political power and influence women gained during this period, as they were granted the right to vote and run for office in Germany for the first time. The concept of sexual equality and women's rights were at the forefront of the social and political discourse during the Weimar Republic. The social democratic party of America, along with other progressive movements, advocated for women's participation in politics and the workforce. The photograph serves as a reminder of the significant strides made towards gender equality during this era, despite the challenges and setbacks that followed in the years to come. The photograph's creator remains unknown, but the image itself is a valuable historical document that sheds light on the political landscape of post-World War I Germany and the role women played in shaping the new democratic republic.
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